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Mama


The following CHANGES from yesterdays quotations
on the sshinHton stock Exchange are noted 10 DAY
Y. 9. AVS. 1891. coupons. iO7 BID. d. B.
sst 9 iss :s1sd ls 3 DiG
F. P, G. ~. yea. fund sos: 1924. currency. 1iSSs
coin. i3fk bid Columbia ksilrosd stool, 4sk BID
s kisSs Insurance. * bid. 81 asked: Washington
bid. 29y asked Citizens National bank. lid bid
Second National bank. l25 bid. Great Falls Ice
lI3h asked. ws.lipston Light lniantry ist mort.
gage ~, eonds 6s; 80 b,d 90 asked National Bank
iumbis N.,iops. bank los bid :, Franklin InsuT-
ence Co, 81 bid, 42x asked. Bull Run tanofamn
Co. % bid. National Safe Deposit Co, lO2 bid
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

IIOR sALE-HoUsEs. 1861, 1868 Linden st.
NV Sf 4rs so $1,000 sioo " ave n~ sOOo
.. n w. n 5000 l. q and SNOW. aiisS oOo
Sc ia st NV sn $500 lie. I'D E. a.di;os 1000
sSa st n '. en All 4ss Ridge st 1000
Yrs u w.. 900 LOO 10Th ST. n Il, oOo
Y isy NV. - 4rs 1000 1915 18th Sd NV. o
I'll sii. y e.n "A 4sS st alley
| 2144 st. n w., b. h., -oo n nv. fh. 4rs 1S00
to III ns1 n 4 NJ ns sf 500
7iS St: n w. s. H. 500 samson St. n.v
1913 Marion st NV si5 els Marion sii zoo
stss .. NV $500 ssSS $ ! saSs Jsis go
,sSs ;ss ise. s 3, a 4 !. sSS
l5ii Ii is 81 f,.ss: X = .iS ID 81; Z:
3: iG & E: ss
Foh sALE-A VERY VALUABLE C9RNER
s.hs X p PRICE, only aS:. SSn'
SssH: %E ies %cos
lyon sALE-HOUsE 40. MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
pss s5S6S II 4
HOVER SON, Ills st. d3-lm
LfOR sALt-A GREAT BARGAIN IN NEW ROW
Of Ave .wo,.tery and b..smspt n9g;s. II sofoo.
s 'i ms: go s5s Ii s.;
r GACHLEN { BAfCHELDEE, is%5 T ;. NV: mo-
5, 105h ST. m nw rooms and BATH saooossoo
ss7 oss NV, new broom house. all mi. saeso-
2O20.2O22 Vermont avenue 8 rooms and bath,
snd hss.s S.pS %Sps bal
ancs monthly. dS-2t
EoR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES
.S S '1 10 fhsss
EoR SALE GREATEST BARGAIN IN OR ABOUT
sroan for See cWne rs on preHses
M ass ave. 1'l0mA or after M q an a5 !;
EoR sALE-FIRsT- CLASS GILT EDGE INVEST
on ans poSs r. 1s @
per cent per year. A new row Of brick houses, bay
provemsns With beautiful gas 1turess hsnasom n
papered throughout in the latest designs to
Sss fIfs ':sy ''r nss, Gs
EoR sALE,ONE OF THE HANDsQMEsT AND
ssd nSs for in brand
Z e. and
EoR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS ON
Capitol Hill. q new bay window 7-roon brick
house, cellar and every modern Improvement, worth
% 300 price reduced to $3.50 if sold within Q few
days, Terms: $500 cash and balance to suit Apply
at once at oflice OF DANENHOWEk SON, Ills st.
n26-2w
EOR SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY
and basement brick house st. NV. bet. I'd and
50 SIS; ali modern improvements. Apply CHARLES
EARLY, COS l4th st. NV. nI5.Im
ISOR SALE OR RENT-1125 10TH ST., NEAR
N. massachusetts, ave Nv, handsome 3story double
Brck DWELLING containing 81 rooms with every con-
venlence large lot 80 by 1873 feet two bath rooms
porches on every floor: stable for four horses two
carriages THOS J. FISHER & CO.. 1924 + st n w.
nIo-Im
FOR sALE-A BARaAIN-1342 VERMONT AVE
l. NV; "A feet front Oh Iowa Circle; IL rooms and
bath mod imps.; price. for ten days, 900, one
third cash balance at cent Telephone CALI Ara
no-1m THOS q. HENSEY. 1926 + st. NV
~ attractive Frame Dwellings, Nos. 2726-2S- 80 and
oE IN 81 road tbrightwood ave.) opposite the Schust
zen Park: price 81 900 each terms; now CO.
OMEAkA Co. Z29 7th St s.w oI7-3In
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Drawing for Seats I'm the House.
AR. KELLEY AND Mr. COX ALLOwID 70 TAXI THEIR
OLD PLACES
The drawing for seats began in the House after
O'Clock, and lasted more than An hour. Mr.
Kelley and MI. COX were given their old seats Tn
rest took chances and did the best they could.
Many old members saw their fav0rite seats taken
before their eyes, but could not helpt It.
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A oengrrsss.aa whs N-vss wssasa.
Nellie Coess SuScSAe.
SHE DIES IN HER Lowers AIMS on THE rye on nm
WEDDING.

WEDDING.
handsome young woman named Nellie Coz VINO
lived IN the Amsterdam fats. ON 9th avenue near
10th street. New YORK city committed suicide yssser.
day. She was 10 have been married this week to
Andrew Picket, wealthy saloon keeper. On Sat
urday night Picke called on Miss Coe, ana, q shs
was feeling unweIl she asked him 10 remain IN the
building during the night lie did 81, Before
asking HIM 70 get glass OF water Tor her. Aftef
she had drank the water, the young woman fell
dead In the mans arms IL Is not certain that
natural cause OF death Is known. In hef trank
were found letters from many men, and when Ne
Pickel saw these he expressed great astoniaAment
BE had no Idea Of her varied acquaintance. Never.
theess, he promised 20 bury her I'm case her rela.
uyes, who I've in Blawenburg, n. j., are unable
or unwilling 10 DO so
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To save the @. and q. Csasa.

A nnnoKiAI TO coNoRuss ASKING eovpnsngrr An
Cumberland special TO the Bait Amer1csn D~cS
The executive committee of the Maryland Canal
Union met In the council chambef I'm this city lsst
evening. There were present. in sddiuon 10 the
committee. number OF prominent citisens who are
interested IN the canal Col Horace Resley vas
chairman, and Col Alfred spates secretary OF The
meeting. Col Resley. on taking the CHAIR ex.
plained the object OF the meeting and spoke on the
past and present condition OF the canal ana lis i'm
ninent need OF aid. After brief addro(Des by a. 4.
wellington, Col Phillip W. Avirett, state senator
Nckaig. W. y. Cowden, and Others. a resolution
was adopted author ring the chairman 20 appoint
q committee on arrangements for a mass meeting
TO be held In this city at an early day. also COM
mlttees on resolutions and memorials on nnance
and on Invitations IL is proposed at this meetinG
to prepare a memorial 90 Congress, asking Govern
ment aid TO the canal. Invitations will be sent T.
the other canal counties OF the state ana the Dis
trict Of Columbia IN order 90 give all force 70 the
movement and enlist the cooperation OF ali inter.
ested. Col Resley has appointed the commftteea
OF some OF Cumberlands best citizens, and who
take great interest In the movement The mnsD
meeting, it Is thought viii be arranged for about
the 18th OF the present month, and VIM be about
the last effort 90 be made 90 save the canal The
canal pay-boat arrived IN the city yesterday ana
paid on the employees for the month Of AueuGk
lss7. About $4,000 was distributed duffn6 IN
trip
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a SpuxS In COfme
new YORK, Dec. 5.-There was quite squirt In
the corn market on tho produce exchange this
morning. The short interest mere apprehensive
OF squeeze and covered quite freely. There was
no excitement, however, but prices steadily ad-
Later months are up from IL to 2k cents as af.
fected BY the rise In the former month. All cereals
were more or less anecCod.
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BILL 10 SET ASIDE A sALR.-John Hellemal and
Parker Jordan, to-day filed blu In equity against
Henry Bradley and others to set aside the sale Of
lots 10 and %, square 725, for an account &c.
father conveyed the property In trust TO n. n.
Rohrer and W. B. Todd 70 secure Q debt, and It
was subsequently released and conveyed to r W.
$500 IS alleged. and they charge that Decern-
Der. 1875 when they were minors un-
named trustees Without with shs
Of the trust sold the properly at grossly made
quite price s, 26& IS the same being worth then
that there as' was no such money Is tie smouns
staten leaned 70 the said 8ateey, and that aftef
the sale they were f0fctbly elected therefr0m.
the sale aside, &c.
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Burglar Mccarthy Sentenced.
JHRsHY CIrY, n. j., Dec. 5.-Eugene Mccarthy,
the burglar, who shot DR.. Theodore HOrnblowet
two months ago, was sentenced TO eighteen years
In prison this morning.
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Elected President Of SveitxeYland.
BERLIN, Dec. 6-The council OF state has elected
m. CAVIAR. Of Geneva, president, and M. Schoch, Of
Schanhausen, vice.president OF Switzerland. Both
are radicals,
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Held ron HoUsiB&sAkfsd.- saturday evening,
about O'Clock, Mrs. Mary T.. lyqatne living 81
10 her pafief. and had him arre8e9a by Omcef
Dyer. He gave his name - John 0eeMeftt This
afternoon n the Police Court he was he'd, fof th1
UreAx1hG.
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The Evaugelical Alliance.
PREPARATIONS FOR rHs MEETING IN rHfs CITY IN
WEEK.

The preparations for the meeting Of the Evan
gelical Alliance, which viii begin three-days
session on wednesday morning at the Congrega-
tional church, are being completed. II is not
known exactly how many delegates win be pres
ent, but as they have begun to arrive In the city
already 1t Is supposed that there will be large
attendance. The local committee of arrangements
will open registrars Office at the Congregational
church tomorrow, and they expect the Delegates
to come IN and sign their names 70 lists which
their city address Committees from the Young
Mems Christian Association win have charge OF
this branch OF the work, and they viii a'so pro-
vide ushefs for each OF these daily meetings. An
EFFORT VIII be made to give the delegates seats ct
all the meetings, and In order to accomplish this
the general admission VIII be made under certain
regulations. At each OF the meetings there win be
a different presiding officer. AS all the speakers
announced are coming it Is expected that the
meeting will be great success.
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A SpurS I'm Corn,

Death Of Lord Lyomss
LONDON, Dec. 6.-L0rd Lyons whose serious III.
ness was announced recently, Is dead.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sroCm Pr..sBr,cl Houses .. W water. F.s. Ia
s PsE month"; On s;f 's sIs ,E sso down
Los E-CHEAP-NINE ROOF, MODERN IlIP.
Price only sc Easy s' ss@s seT q r.
yam $40 9Th 81. NV. d5-2t'
IsoR sAI.E-Illg 10Th ST. " w. SPLENDID
Houses in The rear; lot 251i40 to alley cheap price
.. ~ wEscoTT. WILCOX WINE,
EOR SALE +. BEAUTIFUL 12-ROOM BRICK
10 House. on 3lst st. near p nearly new. elegantly
arranged So3d neehborhood, and in hrst-cass order
' as's, wEscofr. WILCOX VINE
+ 2ist the line OF Pa ave- ears; Handsomely
finished price sl2,f s99 w,,cox ~
I,OR SALE 4S1 MISSOURI AVE ". W., FOUR
Il room House. with new stable in rear. Inquire Of
owner. $50 La ave. nv d5-3ts
l,OR sALE-BIe BARGAIN TO AN IMMEDIATE
cash buyer. IS. 700 cash will buy elegant COM
modious lsrooH house. with stable located n Of
cru improvements heated by furnace marble mantels
not Built or nsn 1S Se
% i house s s' be Of worth at
fesdiy rent at as per month Immediate 1 need T ~
money for other purposes compes the owner 10 dis
4 :. oss No Agents f''
l,OR sALE-wIIL BE SOLD AT A SACRIFICE
SOLD within Io 70 day. that nice house On st. be-
sable; hcn:s heated BY farnses. D27ID B. sISNE
IOR sALE-JUsT COMPLETED-FIFTEEN A.
rear and 90 10 front; water and sever in desirable
locality Tor sens1ns MoS SEEYEL & Lumber Dealer.
do-6t Corner 14th aud w SITS
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DE-eRACE CHuRCu
Havre-de-Grace Nd, special 20 the PhlAde,-
phia Press avs: THIS little city N very much ex-
Ct ed The Ox.ord Literary society invited Thosl
Z. ~eeA, labor statistician OF Maryland to oeaivs
a lecture before n In the Methodist Episcopal
church. Weeks is a radical ana labor orator. ana
he holds his present position, which is practical
He accepted the society's Invitation and syoke ON
"Mofal Progress He pleased the audience at fir-r
but ~ he proceeded uneasiness increased slnobi
the church members He dr1fted into rank int
deity, telling his hearers that everything resulted
from accident In this world, and That without an
there could have been no progress IN this world
accomplished by CAIN The pastor OF the church
occupied front seat, and all the lending members
were present The affair created a decided ssnss.
ton, and II is not at all likely that weeks viii ever
be asked TO make a speech IN the town again
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Call for q Meeting Of ID. ana 0. Dlrec-
tors

BALTIMORE, Dec ga call has been sent out for
meeting Of the directors OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad on Saturday next the 10th instant.
1t will be for the election VI president and other
Oncers, and for the transaction OF such other bus-
ness as may come up. 1t is now understood that
Mr.. Samuel Spencer, now first ce-president, will
be elected PRESIDENT.
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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO. ILL.,, December 5. IL a. m.-There va
Trade this morning, which made the market start il
strogE All q t the grsssas were higher My wheat
4 sSH and d speedily sold to SOY Nay corn, whiei
minutes later sold ut 557 Provisions were higher OF
light receipt: Of boys May PORK Spepsd SOC. hishel
sre quoted xt this hour as follows: May whest S6x
May corn, 561 May oats, BAN; January pork, Is l74
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The P0licenaam's Club Again.
CHARGES MADE AGAINST OFFICERS BY THoXA
O'DONNELI-

O'DONNELI-
Thomas O'Donnell, young man who has been
before the Police Court many times for assaults,
was arraigned before Judge smell this afternoon
for an assault on John Fortune. The court heard
the evidence and imposed fine OF SO OF thirty
days O'Donneil's face was cut, and his face and
clothing were covered with blood. He complained
that he had been assaulted ana beaten by officers
OF the third precinct, and wanted to know whether
he could make charges against the oricers or not
The Judge told him TO make his complaint to the
prosecuting On1cer and that offlcer would advise
him as to his swearing out q warrant against the
Assistant Attorney Shepherd will Investigate the
case.
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fnaR KANaAs CASES.
TIE supreme CeaSs aassasns ne Pre-
hfetss0a Lawn "a shs nsase.

TIE supreass Ceass aassasns he Pre-
hfsssssa Lawn % shs ssass.
In the United States supreme oou. tAe sAses
Kansas prohibition casss wefe decaded this afses.
nooa In favor % the validity Of the state
prohibition Law. The cos1 held that In its
ponce powers the state has authority 20 suppress
the liquor Tafnc, snd that In its proceedings NJ
had not denied or AbidCsd any privilege erasssd
20 the dealers ana dissl,ers BY the recerai oons,.
any damages OF compensation for property seised
IN It's suppresaon OF the liquor trafic.
TIE Cs~rss.
CouKf ~ GRxHRAL TERN
To-Day, Wall AT District; opinion uy yvdps
Merrick dismisdng bal Hannah at bsssrsd,
asmil.oS ssI CUTS; opinion - Ssass assns s
Affirming decree below. strouse ast SssaliGsr;
on hearing.
To-day, severance ACT. Wales: release crosed
Reinhsrd at Bauf, Berkely agt same, ana 8eopss
man agt same: >. I. Call Appointed trustee 70 -.
Sssll o Clstxea % 0ueealo.
PRESIDENT clzvsLAsp sAD Sor 10 HAVE Asas-
poNED me ON ROME
The Buffalo Cowrser q sunday publishes leas
editorial article In which n discusses Presadens
CievelAnds relations 90 the city OF Runaia Tbs
Law II quoted TO show that be has not lost hiu
residence there. The ob1vSer says:
There is no reason p suppose that be ever hsd
the intention 70 take up his residence in washing.
ton permanently The fact that the Preodeng
WAS not registered TO vote last month wss ss-
plained by the fact that only the name. Of tAsss
on the poll-list who voted Of the preceding cleo
tion are CARVED over In the new registry.
Inc CorSer article has created some taIk ana
tne ponticians regard &c - having been printed.
Win some authority. They say q eoes 70 ahoG
mat MI. Cleveland has not abandoned Buffalo.
--eOo--
a Cengrcssmsan Whs Neves W0saeo.
Chattanooss Special 10 the Louisville Cou>s Journal
Hon James Dougherty, OonGresnmAa freo
Florida, owns considerable mining and farming
lands IN the Georgia counties adjoining cAatsa-
nooga he has been there for several months look-
ing after his iptercsts and buying more landa In
Casosa County there Is . very strics sunday hw,
which Is rgfdly enforced The Congressman IN his
anxiety 70 have hts cotton crop gathered PERMITTED
some OF his hands 10 work on SUNDAY, and dsy or
Two afterward he was arrested for violating the
Law. and his aged mother, who II very pious In
sisted that he be prosecuted On the ext4pt 81 ~
law, found guilty, and she Joined IN the fDASrt-
ment The trial excited great deal Of interVnf IN
the county. The testimony seemed conci,,<iv 10 ~
ti nnally the Congressman was put on the stan6
He swore "that he hsd never done iick OF Wuf1 m
his life" This fact was corroborated by sfrosg
proof and he was accordingly discharged aod thS
church supporters taxed with the costs
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Capitol Topics.

CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS.
The republican Senators at caucus held this
afternoon appointed q committee consisting of
Messrs. HoaF, chairman; Allison, Evarts, Sherman,
Riddleberger, Dolph and Blair to arrange the
standing and select committees Of the session.
The committee held Q meeting and fixed upon the
democrats VIII be requested to arrange the MI
nOrity membership
Senator Riddleber1er showed his hand politf-
cally by entering the republican caucus ana
accepting place upon its regular caucus CON-
mlttee.
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The Sentencing Of Most Postponed.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-John host was to have been
reached Mr. Howe, counsel for the Anarchist. asked
to have the case postponed, as he desired to ask
for new trial, and had not yet had time to fully
prepare his argument. The motion will be argued
next THURSDAY,
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He Met his Long Lost Brssher,
AND THEY CELEBRATED BY GETTING DRuNR 10
GEfHER.

AND THEY CELEBRATED ~ GETTING DRuNR 70
GEfHER.
An old colored man, giving the name Of Dorsey
Thomas entered Police headquarters yesterday
and entered complaint against his brother Geofge
whom he charged with having gone on with his
valise and $50 In money. Dorsey had learned that
his former employer, Mr.. Fox, who lived In vir-
gtnia, had died and left sum Of money to each
Of his old servants and for that reason he was on
his way 70 Virginia Arriving IN this city. he met
his brother George. whom, he says, he had not
his brother that he purchased some WHISKY, which
they drank 10 celebrate their meeting. Dorsey
said that when the WHISKY had gotten the bettef
Of him hts brother suggesto0 that he take bis
money and vaifse and keep tt tor BIN unttl morn
promised TO call tor him IN the mofniAg, which he
hailed to DO, and he asked ths ass1stahce Of the
Of3cers In his efforts TO md his br0eher with his
valise and money. This morning the bfUtheSs
met, and George handed over the money and Va
lise ne explained that be kept u for D0rooy, Who
wac drunk and unable 10 tak6 care Of it tor him.
self
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IlNANClAL AND COMMsRCrAG.

Now York Stock Market,
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York b!ock MARKET q reported BY special
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an siSfming scarcity q Cod sxises q 0tss1fn
Kanaaa II = ND tHat t9e fAnine 2 Do poee.lly
% - refusal g ~ AteAison - ~ - =
seno thr1atm - help shnm1uy0 - - ee92ah11
Sool un1e1D eheg - 49, o41ef eo91A q!
1890, ,sv:a cry q sd soss e &. p uni so.l
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BOARDING.


u OOMS WITH BOARD. ALSO TABLE BOARD.
and required d3.3ts
IcOR RENT-A SUITE OF FURNISHED PARIORS
\ on lst floor; also good family rooms on I'd Moor:
d2-6ts
900 I ST. n. W.. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
AOSC Park = Pleasant Rooms, with First-class
Board References exchanged A few table boarders
can De accommodated. o32-0ws
11nO 9TH ST. n. w., PLEASANT ROOMS
4lNS Qarfe and smalD. with good board; home-
made bread and pastry speciality children; terms
modenN n19-2ws
17A2 ST. NV, PLEASANT ROOMS, NEWLY
L SOC furnished single suite; hrst-class
board; furnace and open CRATES convenient to cars
and herdics: few table boarders accommodated ref
erences. n2c-3ws
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The Alleged Dynam,fters.

CONTINUATION OF THE HEARING IN LONDON.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The hearing In the case o.
Thomas Cailan, OF Lowell, Mass, and Michae
Harklns, OF Philadelphia, the alleged dynamiters
was resumed to-day. The public was excluded
from the court room. Evidence was furnished
showing that Callan had received letters signed
James scott, lowell, Mass, containing pilla
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Killed BY an ExpIoding Locon,otiv,

HALIFAX, N. g., Dec. GA locomotive on the In
tercOOnial Railway exploded to-day ut Stellarton
Station, killing three men Instantly and tnjurinp
several Others. The engine was completely dc.
mOlished, and the station building was badly
wracked ~s
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Pay Inspector Stevenson 0uspemdeA.
THE SALE OF THE BOILERS Or TIE RICHMOND THI
CAUSE OF THE ACTION.

Pay Inspector John H. Stevenson, general store
keeper at the brooklyn navy-yard, has been
suspended frem duty By Secretary whitney by q
letter dated yesterday. The cause OF suspension
comes from the sale Of the four boilers Of the Rich
mond. The Secretary says that the price oo.
tanned, 500 each, was not sufhcient, that
times that sum-; that no orders for 4
orders been issued, the boilers could have been
sold only at public auction. In conclusion he
says: "I have ordered your suspension from duty
until the various transactions connected with the
recent sale shall have been investigated. and you
shah have the opportunity OF demonstrating your
faithfulness as public 0ficef..
The court OF inquiry win consist Of Commander
Lieut. Lemly az judge-adTocato.
THE EASTERN BRANCH BRyDaE-Nothing has
been done as to the Eastern Branch bridge In the
suit OF the United States against the baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Complain, but the repre-
sentatives OF both parties are confer1ng In refer
ence 70 an agreement A session win Be held q
Wilmington, Del. tomorrow.
Rossxx,rs RsrorrSn-ueoege Il. oyster, No
HOS I2th street NORTHWEST reports that between
IL O'Clock Saturday night and D O'Clock SUNDAY
morning his stoFe Eae f6rce1 opsn AID robbed B
Sll.96 nam AID three butcher knivea.-FfanciI
Webster, corner Of 18th ana r ttreetA reports
that his Stoee was entered early sunday m0fuin1
and robbed Of 76O cigars and tz-Beriae Beli -
ports the larceny Of el6---J0eeph etlak No ~,
vifginiA avenue, reports stolen 9 In cash
TN IsssasrArs cusrnnsss conunuzor vim 70.
morrow give nearing "a the cass Of Kiddle. reAi
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Mr.. Carlisle ON the Labor Interests.
In the course Of his remarks In the House to-day
Mi. Carlisle said.
"No part Of our people are more Immediately or
vitality Interested In the continuance Of financial
prosperity than those who labor FOR wages Upon
them and their families must always fall the most
disastrous consequences OF monetary crisis, and
they, too, are always the last to realize
the benenL of a return to prosperous times. Their
wages are always the first to fall when the crisis
comes and the last to rise when 1t passes away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05
FOR Observation-Disclosures
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

I,oR sALk.MI- PLEASANT : ATTRACTIVE
- Cottage. Quit by OWNER ~ days wor Is rooms,
baih lHrSe Eal cellar and attic welIhonss connected
with hteneH lAtObs. elegant brirk iantel bay win
az. pOrches tsuced model hen-house: southern
psure cent. alp located Meridian ave- near Center;
cheap sold II once easy terms clear title Inquire
osi Premises d3-3ts
yVE HAVE sEyERAL VERY VALUABLE
w large proE critics Tor sale. situated Aassschu-
SITS ave extended arf the fsznionanle Terleytown
lots, ana several 81 iencid subnrhnu fsrrns
K L. 6oLDsboA0U9H co.
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